Sophie Cooke's guest appearances

Sophie Cooke

Scottish Poetry Library Podcast

Training 4 Influence

Kevin Young

Emily Dickinson

Jenny Lewis

Blake Morrison

Sarah Stewart

Sarah Lewis

Eileen Myles

David Briggs

Mary Jean Chan

Sarah Howe

Thomas Lux

Robert Wrigley

Chris King

Kwame Dawes

Marie Howe

OwlTail

In this episode of the Training 4 Influence podcast Tammy sits down with Taye Training Facilitator, Sophie Cooke, to discuss her five key learning points from the Domestic Abuse in Lockdown course.Sophie Cooke has been working within the rape crisis movement for numerous years. She spent her first years as a volunteer on the front lines, supporting women and girls who had been affected by rape and sexual violence. But then moved to recruiting volunteers for these roles, as well as training - which she now does for Taye.This episode will briefly cover five key points from this course:The increase in domestic abuse in lockdownThe "new" forms of abuse we are seeingThe barriers to receiving supportHow we overcome the barriersThe services still available during lockdownThe CourseRecognizing there has been an 25% increase in the number of calls made to domestic abuse helplines we were asked to create a “Domestic Abuse in Lockdown” training course to help professionals respond to the problems arising from lockdown due to.the Coronovirus pandemic.Course ObjectivesUnderstanding domestic abuseSituational abuseImpact of lockdownIndicators of abuseSupport and signpostingCreative solutions for sharing supportSelf-care and emotional resilience...To provide context for those listening in the future, as this episode is published we are currently around nine weeks into the COVID-19 UK lockdown. Schools are closed, many employees are working from home and hospitals are at capacity.While this podcast has been in the plans for a while, COVID-19 has changed the timetable of its delivery. Instead of starting by delving into the Training 4 Influence methodology, we realise it is more important to start this podcast with a series delivering bitesize learning, derived from our induction courses, for those frontline professionals needing further support during these times.Frontline professionals regarded as 'critical workers' are currently working under unprecedented circumstances - with staff levels falling and government regulations changing daily, additional support is vital as many new, inexperienced or recently retired people are being asked to take on key roles. ...As mentioned in the episode:Website:tayetraining.org.ukEmail: tammy@tayetraining.co.uk...Find us at:Twitter: @TayeTrainingFacebook: Taye TrainingLinkedIn: Taye TrainingInstagram: @TayeTraining See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Training 4 Influence podcast Tammy sits down with Taye Training Facilitator, Sophie Cooke, to discuss her five key learning points from the Domestic Abuse in Lockdown course.Sophie Cooke has been working within the rape crisis movement for numerous years. She spent her first years as a volunteer on the front lines, supporting women and girls who had been affected by rape and sexual violence. But then moved to recruiting volunteers for these roles, as well as training - which she now does for Taye.This episode will briefly cover five key points from this course:<ol><li>The increase in domestic abuse in lockdown</li><li>The "new" forms of abuse we are seeing</li><li>The barriers to receiving support</li><li>How we overcome the barriers</li><li>The services still available during lockdown</li></ol> The CourseRecognizing there has been an 25% increase in the number of calls made to domestic abuse helplines we were asked to create a “Domestic Abuse in Lockdown” training course to help professionals respond to the problems arising from lockdown due to.the Coronovirus pandemic.Course Objectives <ul><li>Understanding domestic abuse</li><li>Situational abuse</li><li>Impact of lockdown</li><li>Indicators of abuse</li><li>Support and signposting</li><li>Creative solutions for sharing support</li><li>Self-care and emotional resilience</li></ul> ...To provide context for those listening in the future, as this episode is published we are currently around nine weeks into the COVID-19 UK lockdown. Schools are closed, many employees are working from home and hospitals are at capacity.While this podcast has been in the plans for a while, COVID-19 has changed the timetable of its delivery. Instead of starting by delving into the Training 4 Influence methodology, we realise it is more important to start this podcast with a series delivering bitesize learning, derived from our induction courses, for those frontline professionals needing further support during these times.Frontline professionals regarded as 'critical workers' are currently working under unprecedented circumstances - with staff levels falling and government regulations changing daily, additional support is vital as many new, inexperienced or recently retired people are being asked to take on key roles. ...As mentioned in the episode:Website:<a href="https://tayetraining.org.uk/team/tammy-banks/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">tayetraining.org.uk</a>Email: tammy@tayetraining.co.uk...Find us at:Twitter: @TayeTrainingFacebook: Taye TrainingLinkedIn: Taye TrainingInstagram: @TayeTraining See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Domestic Abuse in Lockdown w/ Sophie Cooke

To celebrate the Genomics Forum Poetry Prize event at the Scottish Poetry Library, we chat with Sophie Cooke, novelist, poet and winner of the ESRC Genomics Poetry Prize. We get the chance to hear her read her poem and she muses with Ryan about why she is drawn to science fiction as a literary form. We also chat with the runner-up of the Genomics Prize, Russell Jones, who chats about his own fascination with the sci-fi poetry of Edwin Morgan. We also get to hear a few of Russell's poems. Presented by Ryan Van Winkle. Produced by Colin Fraser of Anon Poetry Magazine http://www.anonpoetry.co.uk @anonpoetry. Incidental music by Ewen Maclean. Email: splpodcast@gmail.com

To celebrate the Genomics Forum Poetry Prize event at the Scottish Poetry Library, we chat with Sophie Cooke, novelist, poet and winner of the ESRC Genomics Poetry Prize. We get the chance to hear her read her poem and she muses with Ryan about why she is drawn to science fiction as a literary form. We also chat with the runner-up of the Genomics Prize, Russell Jones, who chats about his own fascination with the sci-fi poetry of Edwin Morgan. We also get to hear a few of Russell's poems. Presented by Ryan Van Winkle. Produced by Colin Fraser of Anon Poetry Magazine <a href="http://www.anonpoetry.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.anonpoetry.co.uk</a> @anonpoetry. Incidental music by Ewen Maclean. Email: splpodcast@gmail.com

[SPL] April 13th: Sophie Cooke and Russell Jones